The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1913, Page 15

Wa F / Prine ¢ aN RITCHIE TELLS ‘shold a eee OUT’ Now That Roy Hartzell Is Disabled It Looks as Though the Tail- end Toga of the American and the Topsail of the National Are Going to Float Side by Side in the Old Polo Grounds. By Bozeman Bulger. OW that a twisted knee has laid out Roy Hartsel! the Yanke might as Well put @ padiock on that cellar door and hive up for the winter. It was hard enough for them to progress (what d'ye mean progress?) even with Roy in there playing all the positions, so now we might as well concede the nomination. The one consolation left to those of @ sunny nature fs that the Yank boys struck rock bottom early in the season and can't drop any further, Yes, sir, tt iooks mightily Hke tho tallend toga of the American and the ¢epeail of the National are going to float side by each in the old P. G. THEY CAN'T TAKE IT AWAY FROM US. ‘The Browns came here, a dozen strong, determined to ount our boys from te cellar, but in aspiring to auch exclusiveness they didn't figure on just hew @ar the Yanks could throw a baseball when they got excited with men on vases, In the eighth inning our heroes started throwing that pill around, and defere anybody could head it off the Browns had galloped away with the Game and with enough runs left over to give them a good start today if it cowld be arranged that way. The Browns played just an badly) as they could, DUB We fcoled them and there was nothing doing. We etil! hold the cellar againat all comers. WE CERTAINLY SHOULD HAVE AN AUTO. Hartzell's injury is @ painful one and there {s no telling just how long he WE be out of the mame. Anide from the loss of his services there Is a per- somal sympathy for Roy among the fans. If there was automobile to be gtven to the man who had been of most service to a tallend club ft would certainly go to Har He has helped out in every position and hes done q@e0d work whenever called upon. Roy never quits or becomes discouraged beomuse his club ts a loser. NTRODUCING ARRIVALS FROM TEXAS. Oatcher Reynolds, recently purchased from the Houston team of the Teras League, reports to the Highlanders thie afternoon and George Whiteman, an outflelder from the same club, will be here to- morrow. This seems to be an excellent opportunity for trying out new talent, and there is a chance of getting a peek at the new men before the end of the week. The deadly battle for the tailend nearing an end and when it is over we can begin to take tht & KICK ISN'T WORTH $25 NOWADAYS. Jack Mheridan, the veteran umpire, who rune an undertaking establish- maqat during the winter at Los Angeles to got mind off of the bad ball clube, got real peeved yesterday when Jimmy Austin began to point out to him fie lack of accuracy in deciding @ certain play at firet base. Instead of welting for the new Brown manager to run toward him Jack dashed up to Jmamy and, with @ threaten! forefinger, explained to him just how silence could be golden. Jimmy de after that scare that he wil! not say another word antil the end of the season. easy. NOT MUCH USE OF WORRY NOW. De the mean time the Giants have drawn first blood i the opening attack “ ‘Weet and the Phillies are one full game further from the lead than fhe campaign started. The Cardinals attended to the Dooin gang nicely bi og Jef Tesreau was subduing the Pirates with the ald of George Burns ané Meyers. Once out of the Polo Grounds the olf battitig eye retarned to fee Champe and nervous fans are beginning to breathe easy. ONOZ MORE THE FIGURES. ! ‘The Glants now have but :wenty-) three games to pi: and their eight and on@balk game lead appears to te @ lilies cannot butt degree of suc those cong. Just twelve twenty-three and McGraw have) wom bis third straight pennant. If the Phillies have anything like a bad trip, the Giants could loge all their remain-| ing games and still have @ chance. WB CAN PROVE THAT cS. MACK SMILED. ‘ the Cleveland Naps have lost a| golem opportumity to snap at the heels of the Athletics, and the chances are 1t will Be thus to the cnd of the season. | “N Wht the Athletics losing two In a row, the Naps went them one better and lost three, If they could have taken ad- v of this the two te@me would ha leam than three ANOTHER BA TO BOTHER ABOUT. going to be a dix leagues over this y ho hi roots in Savannah, eded in buying the 187 Ankle Deep, America’s Repre- sentative in International Motorboat Trophy Series, Fin- by The Atholtica wonderful you tlonal Comm: vold because it "wan not made twenty days before the end of the South-Ate lantie League season, There were six a her clubs after Adams, and the only solution {s for each of them to put in ‘a deatt and gamble on which will draw hie mame out of the hat English Waters. ‘The French motorboat Desperions 0. | won the first race of the International Motorboat Trophy (the Harmeworth Cup) series in Osborne Bay, near London. The winner Anished the cou! os 224 miles in dim. Me. ‘The Maple Leaf IV., a British entry, was second, and Ankle Deep, America’s representa- tive, owned by Count Casimir 6, Man- kowsk! of Lake George, Anished third. The Maple Leaf IV. crossed the finish- ing Iine in lm, 60s,, while Ankle Deep's time was @m, 41 8-6. NO REASON WHY WE SHOULD BE EXCITED, AT THAT. "The Superbas, with Rucker in the box, tore into that winning streak of the Cube with a crash that could be heard all ever the West. Up until tho arrival of Fill Dahlen and his gang Johnny kivers had won nine straight games. It Johmny will only start this up again when the Phillies arrive, the Glants will forgive him for having prophesled that they would blow before the frat ef August. HERE'S A WORLD'S on FOR YOU. Met ¢o be outdone in this talk of big Frank Boraeh jr, Thomas Murphy's big brown pacer, captured the Syracuse 211 pacing stakes, valued at 06,000, at ‘This to » jump from 121, the high water mark reached last year at Bugalo. Tho Britiah and French players are, of course, the big at traction, and it ig te their presence more Man anything else that in- ishes Third in First Race in| | vice-president THE EVENI P : Baring BORNEO; A" NEW Discovery, HecanT ext BUT GETS His Nawe IN “THE. PAPER BECAUSE HES MeNRGER. IS A Goon PRESS AGENT. NG WORLD, T We — THURSDAY, NEWS OF ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT — A FEW MORE Tutks, etc., in the game. What nent?) Copyright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). —Tensieue” Timaucntdo 4 THE BRUISING BATTLER FROM SUNGUE! UdoNG, CENTRAL WEST AFRICA~ IN THAT, NEIGHBORHOOD. BEPTEMBE 21,°1998, 000 - [EDITED BY a, EDGREN ~“@ ~~ By VIC Eddie McGoorty Shades Levinsky}|; Edie MoGoorty, the Oshkosh middie- weight, made his reappearance in a bout in this city after an absence of several tthe St. Nicholas A. C,, and It was @ fortunate thing for him that he met an opponent who was not gifted with his ring generalehip, for if he had the chances are that he would have ¢ome out the loser instead of winning by a alight marein ‘The boxer who made McGoorty extend himself Is Battling Levinksy of Phila- delphia, who @ few weeks ago decided to box under his real name tnatead of Barney Wilitame For the firat four rounds McGoorty @ecured @ big lend over Levinaky by have Chink s, Frenchers, Indians, vuntty and he aowe ast, clever two-han ary boxers here when he VLe at FoLow AKEL INTO “WE GYM AND SRE WO’ eo OF A Guy He HIRED TO Bor wren. , faste ita Witham CEUM eo Kew at bak WHERE ehaine BLISS CRITERION, TO-NIGHT 25, Griving in enough punches into his twdy, abiva bavi face and jaw to make many @ fighter WM. COLLIER abe tie quit. So fast did Mac get in these blows So A WENT MOR. that tt looked as if Levineky would not GARRICK iin Mi SEATS Yast over the third round. +3 MADAM PRESIDENT Despite thie whaling Levinsky wae wane and soon won the admtration of |f HUDSON “Guin tet Thevtane by his willingness to rip in —RUN RESUMED ‘ow Tn the fourth sound Lavinsky rushed fF @t McGoorty, and tn the frece exchange of blows that followed Levineky landed 80 many punches to MoGoorty*s stomach and on hin Ja jatter began to is gave Lavinaky 6% and from the fifth round to the ninth he waded into McGoorty and got in many punches on him, draw- ing the blood from his nose in the aixth Mind and cutting @ gash under his left eye in the eighth round from which the In the new operetta, “mW ue Bway, 46: He RLY MARRIED “ ay ane Cte sited ee POTASH & PERL MU’ aa GRAND D iat ** STOP THIEF 3° ae Aon! ont Delphine, Yexts No TINGE ie a WITHIN THE LAW With JANE COWL as MARY Tr Ujaworing WALRUS; THe’ NORTH POLE PENGUIN > HE. Hue ONE ON THE Eve! OF OLD Doe Cook. JUST, PRR DO THe BGS COOK~"PEARY FIGHT. the jaw which dazed Levinaky. er fought back hard and, while Kod tu met in heavy wal- lops, MeGoorty blocked most of the blown thrown at him, In the other ten-round bout Jimmy Coffey of Harlem and Jack Read of Australia fougut @ hing battle with West 424 Mt. Bi Matines Wel, of Hi'y. ci Hiyant, __AMUSEMENT! LUUAETTE TATE tear 1a4tn, Wal "'e Gheras GARDEN} t ils PASSIN ™ Not 0 Mite: Wet: tere oF WOLE WOPPEA In LIEDER AUGUSTIN | ~“ DOMED Y te ee DANSE d’HIVER HER OWN ONEY fs Broadway and 165th and 166th Sts. Le ea Eve 513 pags " me HOY ae Mee . “ROBIN HOO! ) RHGAT RES Bre 8 16. ae nM av, Tel Piaaa BL OR SOMEWHERE f i “aaceen’ wTSU, FROM) “Bkio~ SoMErIMES KNowN 43 THE oie Fuutvama Fury! nee Fos “He Biante ye Feat ae prrvlimeilss ME QUICK EER DANCE: PALAGE BUNTLAND SCnuaeee rom Bes taloeys eet Lim’ BuReER De vie FAMILY PaipesinD NOW OPEN ““Sicces™ : * THE HOLLAND DYKE:DIGGER.. “BELIEVE Hi SSANTIPPE A tare a Entry List for National Open Golf Championship || ¥,2""*" at Brookline Next Week Breaks All Records almost beyond del Practically a certi organization d the Linooin Highway Association, belng incorpor- @ted under the laws of Michigan, with eeaauartor et Detroit, the name hav- But it te how A permanent dent of the abso: vice-president, and and quarters, Dime Bank ank Bulaing, Detroit. Rank outsiders in the betting finished grounds between th first inning: of seven wicke' eleven had made exactly 1 ru seven wickets down. For the team Capt. G, M. Sarel score of ta, The bowling of t first, second and third in the At. Leger | Stakes, of 6600 sovereigns, for entire} colts and fillies foaled in 1910, the run- | ning of which took place at Doncaster over the old St. Leger course of 1 mile fui 3 and 182 yards, Tho winner | ‘White Magic fin- Seremond was third. Twelve horses started. The betting was © to 1 against Night Hawk and 33 to 1) Beremon @gainat White Magic and William Batley, the tall young Eng- Mghman who has won the world's ama-j| teur bicycle racing championship four the State Fair Grand Circult Meeting at Syracuse. Hard pressed by Leta J., the Murphy entry was forced to the mit of endurance, out showed his won- derful fighting qualities and superior ;. stamina in the final heat when he paced the last half in 601-4 and negotiated the | cham: rter in 28 seconds flat, the beat made since the the meeting opened. A continuous, improved highway from; oney, Tim Murnane in going to have @ world's series up there in New gE M1 hi . ‘The champions of th ngland League and the East ern Association have decided to fight It out the championship of something ing el 1. Coast, open to lawful traffic of descriptions, without tof charges, Approximately 2,000 miles to be perma? i nently {mproved! 6uch @ project STAN BING OF THE CLI belt ale RDAY'S GAMES 5 OF pola New York to some sent on the eed Club times, arrived here yesterday end was & spectator last night at the Newark Velodrome races. Bailey firet came into international prominence when 19%. reapa bd following year, and won the world's emiuene for the third arn ype in 12, when it wae 4 . The race was run at the, New: Qrk Velodrome tast year, when Donald McDougall of the New York Mnete wee the winner, 7 Nal ‘The purple ané gold racing colors of to be of concrete wherever, pos Dossibiel |Jehn Sanford, Ameterdam's millionaire wit be seen on the French ‘horseman, Geeme| tur? for the frst time next summon Sanford, aie ae ORCHESTRA s0 Velodrome. lengt. the bell in the nd seri: won it by ten lengths. Goullet won the third semi-final after Ryan had pre- vented Spears from making any ee tempt to sprint until it was t Anal heat Clarke beat ‘Grenda a couple of inches. Ushmen was very effective, M. Falcon nda war five a wickets for 3% 3. for 4 and ©. 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